Bending of Beam Apparatus, Koenig’s Method Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-MH-11925
Quick Answer: The Bending of Beam Apparatus, Koenig’s Method finds Young’s modulus of a beam using a dual-mirror optical lever. It has cast iron pillar supports, brass/steel test beams of 1000mm and adjustable support spacing.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Dual-mirror optical lever to measure small angular deflections
Cast iron pillar supports
Machined brass/steel test beams, 1000mm long
Knife edges at the pivot points
Adjustable spacing between supports
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Method
Koenig’s method, dual-mirror optical lever
Supports
Cast iron pillars, knife edges
Test beams
Machined brass/steel
Beam length
1000mm
Support spacing
Adjustable
HS Code
9023.00.00
About This Product
In Koenig’s method, a beam resting on knife edges is loaded and the mirrors of the optical lever tilt as it bends. Measuring that small tilt for known loads gives Young’s modulus of the beam material. Schools, colleges and institutes in Yemen, Sudan, Peru, Nicaragua, Laos and Djibouti can order the Bending of Beam Apparatus, Koenig’s Method from Educational Instrument.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is measured with the Koenig’s method apparatus?
It is used to determine Young’s modulus of a beam from the small angular deflections read with its dual-mirror optical lever.
